MLS break is over!

[Pigslilspaz]

I know the 3 week break actually ended this weekend, but tonight is San Jose's first game since the break started. Colorado isn't gonna know what hit them since Salinas and Bernardez are finally healed, and Wondolowski is back from being with the US national team, and knows Klinsmann is going to be keeping a close eye on him.

Anyone else ready?

[Wildcat1]

I've never followed the MLS, but the world cup and the UEFA championships are always fun to watch

[Pigslilspaz]

I've never followed the MLS, but the world cup and the UEFA championships are always fun to watch

From what I hear, one of the NASL teams in Florida might be going to MLS, I think either Tampa Bay, or Ft. Lauderdale

[Wildcat1]

we have a team here in Orlando, the Orlando City Lions. I don't know if they're called "minor leagues" but that's basically what they are.

[Pigslilspaz]

Orlando is in the USL, which is the third tier of the US soccer leagues. It goes MLS -> NASL -> USL

I hope once MLS becomes even more successful (5-6 years) they will introduce a system of promotion and relegation like other leagues like Bundesliga and the PL

[LCADolby]

It'll never become successful until you chaps start calling it Football. 

[kilo2]

It'll never become successful until you chaps start calling it Football. 

It will always be soccer. I have got into EPL the last 2 seasons and it is still soccer.



I can't watch MLS the game here seems sluggish compared to the European leagues.

Go spurs.

[Pigslilspaz]

It'll never become successful until you chaps start calling it Football. 

The term Soccer was invented in the UK, where the term came as an abbreviation for Association Football, the proper name of the sport. There are about 5 different football sports commonly played, and Soccer is the only one that restricts use of the hands, lol.

[LCADolby]

Handegg 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=2sD_8prYOxo#t=55s